Higher Ground Counseling

07/26/2025

06/16/2025

For assistance from one of our mental health professionals, please call our Redding office at: (530) 941-9003

05/14/2025

Guest Speaker Dr Josh Ascherman shares a look at Psalm 77; we'll be learning how to make life adjustments and experience spiritual growth in the face of over...

01/05/2025

We are NOW doing student counseling on school campuses in Redding and Anderson!! Call or email us for information!!
info@nextgencounseling.net
530-941-9003
https://www.nextgencounseling.net

NextGen Counseling School-based counseling in Northern California - helping kids and families succeed for years to come! The brightest future involves healthy children and families, together. Our “WHY” All too frequently, we hear of a young person struggling to connect with others, becoming isol...

01/05/2025

We are NOW doing student counseling on school campuses in Redding and Anderson!! Call or email us for information!!
info@nextgencounseling.net
530-941-9003

NextGen Counseling School-based counseling in Northern California - helping kids and families succeed for years to come! The brightest future involves healthy children and families, together. Our “WHY” All too frequently, we hear of a young person struggling to connect with others, becoming isol...

01/05/2025

https://www.nextgencounseling.net

NextGen Counseling School-based counseling in Northern California - helping kids and families succeed for years to come! The brightest future involves healthy children and families, together. Our “WHY” All too frequently, we hear of a young person struggling to connect with others, becoming isol...

12/18/2024

Our counseling team. We would love to hear from you! 530-941-9003

Discover compassionate therapy services at Higher Ground Counseling in Redding, CA. Specializing in trauma, family therapy, and mental health support to help you thrive.

11/07/2024

A podcast with Dr Josh Ascherman.

Today's issues, dad talks, and candid conversations between generations.

05/04/2024

This interview addresses the question, “Is therapy the problem, not the solution.” Sending your children to the wrong therapist can be detrimental. Teens may need a kick in the butt, not emotional enabling over insane bu****it. Higher Ground Counseling has no concern of what is politically correct. Only what is good for our children. Most of our culture and politics are destructive. We see our role at Higher Ground Counseling as being supportive of parents trying to protect their teens from our insane culture, public education, and psychological/philosophical lies. We are here to help!! 530-941-9003

Dr. Jordan Peterson speaks with best-selling author Abigail Shrier. They discuss her landmark first book, “Irreversible Damage,” as well as her latest public...

03/27/2024

Research Participants Needed:

Seeking all current and former psychotherapists in the United States who have treated law enforcement personnel reporting psychological trauma.

To participate:

You are a current or former psychotherapist (includes interns, trainees, associates, and licensed psychotherapists).

You have experience treating law enforcement personnel reporting psychological trauma.

You live or lived in the United States while you provided treatment to law enforcement personnel reporting psychological trauma.

Requirements:

Participation responding to six demographic questions to confirm you meet study criteria (e.g. you are a psychotherapist in the United States who has treated law enforcement reporting psychological trauma).

Participate in a semi-structured interview lasting approximately 20 minutes, depending upon your responses.

About the Study:

I am conducting a study on therapist perception of law enforcement psychological trauma. Using therapist’s perspectives, my goal is to better understand how psychologically traumatic events and moral injury contribute to psychological trauma in law enforcement officers. The title of my study is: Therapeutic Perspectives of Contributing Factors in Law Enforcement Psychological Trauma.

To participate in this study, or if you have any questions, please contact joshua.ascherman@my.calsouthern.edu or call (530) 487-5570.

Thank you,

Joshua Ascherman, Doctoral Candidate
California Southern University, School of Behavioral Sciences